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Flowers have their own language and every word is present tense. Mixed media artwork by Winnie Truong (@winnietron) ___
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“Being natural is the ultimate secret of our art.” - Toshitsugu Takamatsu Illustration by Kiquy Pham (@kiquypham) ___
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When people ask what Saigon was like in 2024. Photo by Mervin Ting Feng Lee (@surrephoto)
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Some memories consist of a few, carefully placed colors. Painting by Triet Le (@treat.le)
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The Feminine and Memory-Infused Paintings of Malene Reynolds Laugesen. Malene Reynolds Laugesen is a contemporary artist known for her work in a variety of genres, including painting. Her work often explores themes of identity, memory, and human experience. Credit: Malene Reynolds Laugesen
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“Plunged into darkness, the cherry trees unfurl, sway and bend to the rhymth of the water. But what's interesting is that, however they change, they still resemble cherry tress." Illustration by Mèo Trắng (@rajiotaisou)
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Hoi Chan’s vibrant paintings evoke the colors and lightness of marine life. Hoi Chan is a New Orleans-based illustrator whose dreamy artwork has been featured in The New Yorker, Wired, Bloomberg, and more. Hoi draws inspiration from his observations of nature and his personal emotions. His work intricately weaves together elements from the natural world and the complex emotions that exist in the human mind. Hoi shares, “My work is largely inspired by my connection to the natural environment around me. Having spent my formative years in Hong Kong, I found great inspiration in the tropical temperatures. The humid breeze, lush vegetation, and abundant rainfall all combine to influence my vibrant works.” Cre: @hoichandraws
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Millie King's exquisite paintings, a combination of different styles and techniques. Millie King's works often include a mix of elemental objects and fragile figures, creating an interesting visual experience. She often explores themes such as nature, emotions and human experiences, using a variety of colors and textures to convey ideas with depth and many layers of meaning.
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Impressive work "Ha Long" by artist Nguyen Vu Xuan Lan ✨ ✍️ X.Lan Tranh participated in the Dragon drawing challenge #belong2024 by Vietnamese artists.
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SOME OUTSTANDING COSMETIC WORKS OF “DRAWING A SNAKE” 🐍 Drawing a Snake is a challenge to illustrate the New Year mascot - the biggest annual activity of TiredCity and Vietnam Local Artist Group (VLAG). Nearly 2 weeks after its launch, Illustration Challenge #15: Drawing a Snake has received many interesting works from you sent from all over the S-shaped land. Each work has a style and color. As if it is also possible to carry out an extremely impressive and unique idea. With no limits on style, material, expression and number of participating paintings, Illustration Challenge #15 welcomes new and outstanding snake drawings from a large community of Vietnamese artists.
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The Lamproptera meges or white dragontail is a remarkable butterfly native to Vietnam. It’s small and transparent wings are relatively small requiring it to flap them fast like a dragonfly to stay afloat. Doing so causes their long tails to undulate beautifully. Photo by Câu-lạc-Bộ Cánh vảy (@lepidoptera_research)
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Saigon Scenes for 600: This street is named after a famous colonial-era writer. Illustration by Dien Tran (dien_tran_1982)
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SANDRO RYBAK CREATES FANTASY WORLDS THROUGH ILLUSTRATION. Sandro Rybak is a master at creating surreal worlds through his illustrations. His work transcends the mundane, transporting us into imaginary worlds where reality seamlessly blends with fantasy. The visionary artist employs a style that is both surreal and realistic, combining complex structures and dreamlike sequences with familiar motifs. Rybak’s illustrations burst with a dynamic interplay of color, shape, and elements that push the boundaries of conventional storytelling.
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GLOWING CITY: SLAVA SEMEIUTA’S CITY IN BRIGHT ORANGE. Russian artist Slava Semeiuta offers a different take on Soshi, through his captivating series of photographs. Using digital color enhancement techniques, Semeiuta transforms ordinary modern buildings into glowing structures covered in a vibrant orange hue. This creative manipulation of color creates an atmosphere that is both familiar and alien, inviting us to experience Soshi in a way we have never seen before. It is as if the city itself has been reimagined in a neon dream, offering a fresh perspective on architecture and urban design. Semeiuta’s work stands out not only for its striking visual appeal, but also for its ability to evoke a sense of wonder and curiosity. The vibrant orange hues give an almost surreal quality to everyday buildings, making them appear as if they were part of an imaginative sci-fi setting.
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Explore Everyday Life Through the Surreal Illustrations of Wenjing Yang. Wenjing Yang is an artist from Baltimore, Maryland. Her surreal illustrations open a window into a world of vibrant and complex connections. Her art captures the humble interactions between people, objects, and spaces that are often overlooked in our daily lives. Through her creative process, she arranges everyday scenes and transforms them into enchanting illusions, inviting her audience to perceive their surroundings in a new and imaginative way. Yang finds inspiration in these seemingly mundane interactions and attempts to encapsulate their beauty in her work, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary with her visionary approach. Yang shares: "My creative process revolves around selecting ordinary objects and scenes, transforming them into illusions that invite viewers to explore new perspectives of perception. For me, color has a great ability to convey a wide range of emotions." IG: wenjing_art
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The pair of cattle that wins the An Giang races are considered a good omen; thus victorious animals will not be slaughtered or sold off. Rather, these "champions" will be kept by villagers as prideful assets of the hamlet and carefully taken care of to compete in the next race. Photo by Nguyễn Đặng Việt Cường (@ndvietcuong)
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VenomTheLastDance poster celebrating Korea's Hangul Day (anniversary of the invention and proclamation of the Korean alphabet)
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